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Govt Pulls Plug Early on Road Cone Hotline
The pilot hotline received 1,091 complaints and revealed 86% of sites complied with cone use, supporting a shift to risk-based traffic management, officials said.
Summary by Otago Daily Times
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Road Cone Hotline To Close As Pilot Hits Objectives
"This pilot has done exactly what we needed it to do," says Workplace Relations and Safety Minister Brooke. "We now understand what's really causing the excessive use of road cones & changing to a risk-based approach is key to resolving these issues”
·Wellington, New Zealand
Read Full ArticleRoad cone hotline to close as pilot hits objectives
The road cone digital hotline pilot is wrapping up ahead of schedule, after six months of valuable data collection and relationship building with road controlling authorities. The hotline will close on Friday, 19 December 2025, to coincide with the requirement of NZTA for councils to have a plan in place to apply the new risk-based temporary traffic management guidelines to their local roadworks contracts before approving government funding for …
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